Water Activities
Make a Splash!
Experience the Bridger-Teton National Forest from a new perspective. Paddling on the many lakes, streams and rivers offers stunning views, world-class fishing, and breathtaking wildlife viewing opportunities.
Boating in the Bridger-Teton National Forest requires planning, skill, and in the Snake River Canyon, a permit. Regardless of experience, recreating on the water poses significant risks. Know the regulations and safety requirements for boating in the National Forest before you go.
Things to Know
Before you boat in the Bridger-Teton National Forest, review all regulations including Wyoming State boating regulations.
Boating - Motorized
Motor boats are allowed on many lakes and rivers.
Boating - Non-Motorized
Non-motorized boating is offered on all of the Bridger-Teton lakes and rivers.
Swimming
Swimming opportunities are available on all Bridger-Teton National Forest lakes and rivers. No bodies of water are prohibited from human contact.
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Sandy Beach Swimming Area
This swimming area is set on the southern shores of Fremont Lake, 5 miles outside of Pinedale. With a fantastic beach, crystal clear water and amazing views, Sandy Beach is a great place for the…
Sheep Gulch Boating Site
The Sheep Gulch Boating Site is the primary boat ramp for river enthusiasts to take their boats off of the Snake River after running the whitewater stretch. It is a beautiful day use area located in…
Ski Lake Trail
Difficulty: Moderate Trail Use: ModerateLength: 3.04 miles from jct with Phillips Pass Trail #4001CElevation: 8211 ft at jct with Phillips Pass Trail, 8666 ft at Ski LakeOpen to: Hikers,…
Slide Lake Boating Site
The Slide Lake Boating Site is a small, beautiful lake access point, ideal for kayaks, canoes, paddleboards, and other non-motorized watercraft. It is located down the Taylor Ranch Road, a spur off…
Snake River Canyon
Welcome to the Snake River CanyonThe Upper Snake River is known worldwide for it’s crystal clear waters, unique geology, numerous recreation adventures, and amazing varieties of wildlife. The…
Stump Lake Trailhead
The trailhead is east of the Greys River Road, right across from the junction with Murphy Creek Road. The Stump Lake-Stewart stock driveway trail ends at Little Greys River Road, crossing over Middle…
Sylvan Bay Swimming Area
Approximately 7 miles north of Pinedale, and just a short hike from Fremont Campground is Sylvan Bay. This day use area provides quiet little beach and a vaulted toilet. The vehicle access is a…
Taco Hole Kayak Access
The Taco Hole Kayak Access is a day use only area which begins at a turnout along the highway in the north end of the Snake River Canyon. It is located off of Highway 89 south of Hoback Junction. The…
Upper Fremont Lake Boating Site
This boat ramp is located within the Fremont Lake Campground. Onsite you will find a fishing pier, a dock, double vault toilet, and drinking water. Due to limited space, parking is limited to…
West Table Boating Site
West Table boat ramp is the busiest boat ramp on the river except for maybe Sheep Gulch boat ramp (at the end of the whitewater section). West Table is where most visitors put-in their boats in order…
